Hagenbach (Schwäbisch Hall)

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Hagenbach , formerly also called Hagenbuch , is the historic center of the Schwäbisch Hall district of Tullauer Höhe / Hagenbach .

Geographical location and description

Hagenbach is located in the south of the city center of Schwäbisch Hall on the Tullauer Höhe, a fragment of the Hohenlohe plain enclosed on three sides by valleys in the Keuper outlet bay of the Kocher . In the north the terrain drops to the so-called Haller Bahnhofsbucht, an old loop of the Kocher valley, in the east the Kocher valley runs northwards, in the south the Luckenbach gorge, also known as Donkey's Blade, runs eastwards to the Kocher near Tullau .

Approximately in the middle of this approximately one square kilometer piece of plains, which sloping down early towards the valleys, the houses of the hamlet of Hagenbach are located on the slope of a hollow that is still flat here towards the Luckenbach in the south at about 375  m above sea level. NHN . The formerly surrounding farmland in an arc from west to east to south is now built over with settlement areas of the Tullauer Höhe / Hagenbach district, which stretch along Hagenbacher Ring, and between which the few old rural-style houses off the opening Ringstrasse and near Brahmsstrasse are almost closed are overlooked. Only on the other side of the hollow in the southwest are parts of the old hallway open.

The entire Tullauer Höhe / Hagenbach district today has 3,002 inhabitants (as of 2014).

history

A branch of the Schultheiss family from Schwäbisch Hall is documented as a local nobility in the 13th century. Walther von Hagenbach is named as a witness in the deed of November 18, 1266 from the donor Walther von Limpurg. Presumably Walther von Hagenbach served as Limpurgic Ministeriale. The Burgplatz is unknown. Until 1935, Hagenbach was part of the community of Bibersfeld . Schwäbisch Hall negotiated for a long time with Bibersfeld about the incorporation of their suburb of Hagenbach into Hall, until Hagenbach was incorporated into Schwäbisch Hall on April 1, 1935. On February 1, 1976, the parish was named after the suburb of Tullauer Höhe / Hagenbach as part of a festive church service ; today it bears the name Lukasgemeinde . On September 23, 1978 the sports center of TSG Schwäbisch Hall was called Hagenbachstadion . On October 29, 1983, the Catholic St. Markus Church and the community center were inaugurated on Hagenbacher Ring.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Distribution of the population to the districts on the website of the city of Schwäbisch Hall.
  2. ↑ a b Eugen Gradmann : Hamlet Hagenbach . In: The art and antiquity monuments of the city and the Oberamt Schwäbisch-Hall . Paul Neff Verlag, Esslingen a. N. 1907, OCLC 31518382 , pp. 93 ( archive.org ).
  3. ↑ a b Short town chronicle on the website of the town of Schwäbisch Hall.

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Coordinates: 49 ° 6 '  N , 9 ° 44'  E